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The Central Bank’s New Directive to Commercial Banks: Stabilize Deposit Rates, Lower Lending Rates
The State Bank (SBV) has requested that credit institutions maintain a stable and reasonable deposit interest rate, one that aligns with their capital balancing capabilities, healthy credit expansion, and risk management competencies. This move aims to contribute to the stability of the monetary market and interest rate environment.
The Vietnamese Dong’s Devaluation: A Tricky Tightrope for Vietnam’s Central Bank
The HSC predicts a slight increase in the policy rate to 4.75% and 5% by the end of 2025 and 2026, respectively. This forecast is based on a thorough analysis of economic indicators and market trends. With inflationary pressures mounting and a need to curb rising prices, a gradual increase in interest rates is expected to stabilize the economy and encourage sustainable growth.
What Does Donald Trump’s Senior Staff Appointments Mean for Vietnam?
Although Trump's second term as US President may not benefit Vietnam as much as his first, VinaCapital believes there is a very low risk that tariff policies will disrupt the growth of the Vietnamese economy.
